Unified New Mexico Factbook

[Unified New Mexico]

Percent of Nation: 15%
Wartime Forces: 545,621
Peacetime Forces: 240,356

M35 Cargo Trucks: 53,124
M1511 Jeeps: 48,734
M60 Tanks: 432
UH-1 Hueys: 33,902
A-37 Dragonflys: 785
CH-131 Starlifters: 134

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Academic Courses:
Year 1 Math
-Basic addition and subtraction, learning shapes.
Year 1 Spanish
-Develops basic reading and writing skills.
Year 1 Science
-Encompasses developing a hypothesis and learning about flora and fauna.
Year 1 Language
-Basic items in selected language.

Physical Courses:
Year 1 P.E.
-Ball games and conditioning.
Year 1 JROTC
-Introduction to the Military.

Academic Courses:
Year 2 Math
-Multiplication and division, as well as review of addition and subtraction.
Year 2 Spanish
-Further progression in reading and writing.
Year 2 Science
-Education on flora and fauna and their habitats.
Year 2 Language
-Basic conversation skills in selected language.

Physical Courses:
Year 2 P.E.
-Conditioning and education on the body.
Year 2 JROTC
-Further introduction to the military.
Year 2 Art
-Clay working and watercolor painting.

Academic Courses:
Year 3 Math
-Fractions and review of multiplication and division.
Year 3 Spanish
-Reading, Writing, and analyzing works of literature and poetry.
Year 3 Science
-Education on cells and the human body.
Year 3 Language
-Further progression of conversation skills in selected language.

Physical Courses:
Year 3 P.E.
-Conditioning and strength exercises.
Year 3 JROTC
-Military etiquette and marching skills
Year 3 Art
-Oil and Water color paintings.

Academic Courses:
Year 4 Math
-Roots and basic algebra and review of fractions.
Year 4 Spanish
-Reading, Writing, and analyzing works of literature and poetry.
Year 4 Science
-Education on Genetics and animal breeding.
Year 4 Language
-Further progression of conversation skills in selected language. Also the reading of children's tales in the language

Physical Courses:
Year 4 P.E.
-Conditioning and strength exercises.
Year 4 JROTC
-Military etiquette and marching skills
Year 4 Art
-Sketches and Paintings.

Academic Courses:
Year 5 Math
-Intermediate algebra and basic geometry.
Year 5 Spanish
-Reading, Writing, and analyzing works of literature and poetry. Beginning of creative writing.
Year 5 Science
-Education in beginner chemistry.
Year 5 Language
-Further progression of conversation skills and vocabulary in selected language.

Physical Courses:
Year 5 P.E.
-Conditioning and strength exercises.
Year 5 JROTC
-Military etiquette and marching skills.
Year 5 Art
-Sketches and Paintings.

Academic Courses:
Year 6 Math
-Advanced Algebra, Intermediate Geometry.
Year 6 Spanish
-Reading, Writing, and analyzing works of literature and poetry.
Year 6 Science
-Education on Chemistry.
Year 6 Language
-Further progression of conversation skills in selected language. Also the reading of children's tales in the language.

Physical Courses:
Year 6 P.E.
-Conditioning and strength exercises.
Year 6 JROTC
-Military etiquette and marching skills
Year 6 Art
-Sketches and Paintings.

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Geometry II (Year 7)
-Expansion of Geometry I.
Trigonometry 1 (Year 8)
-Education on Trigonometry.
Trigonometry 2 (Year 9)
-Expansion of Trigonometry I.
Calculus 1 (Year 10)
-Education on Calculus.
English 7 (Year 7)
-Reading and Writing instruction. Analyzing works of literature.
English 8 (Year 8)
-Reading and Writing instruction. Analyzing works of literature.
English 9 (Year 9)
-Reading and Writing instruction. Analyzing works of literature.
English 10 (Year 10)
-Reading and Writing instruction. Analyzing works of literature.
New Mexican History (Year 7)
-History of Unified New Mexico and its current events.
American History (Year 8)
-History of the U.S..
Mexican History (Year 9)
-History of Mexico.
World History (Year 10)
-History of the World.
Earth Science (Year 7)
-Studies on earth minerals and rocks.
Physics I (Year 8)
-Education on Properties of Physics.
Physics II (Year 9)
-Further education on Properties of Physics.
Anatomy I (Year 10)
-Study of the human body.

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University of Albuquerque

Founded: 1920
Founder: Jorge Mana
N.E.I.R.S Rating: 430

Public
University
Four-Year
Co-Ed
Percent Applicants Accepted: 44%
Central New Mexico University Association Member

-Bachelor's
-Master's
-Doctoral

Total undergrads: 24,983
First-time degree-seeking freshmen: 7,458
Degree-seeking undergrads: 24,412
Graduate enrollment: 3,175
Student-to-faculty ratio: 21:1

95% In-country students
5% Out-of-country students
1% Part-time students
21% Women
79% Men

7% Indian
1% Asian
2% Black or African American
78% Hispanic/Latino
13% White

21% in top 10th of graduating class
52% in top quarter of graduating class
84% in top half of graduating class

Tuition: 5,250 FN

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Miles of Highway: 25,671
Miles of Freeway: 721
Miles of Access Road: 21,726
Miles of City Streets: 11,751
Bridges: 921
Private Road Miles: 3,561
County Road Miles: 1,341
Average Miles of Road Under Construction Annually: 521

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Freeway 1: Albuquerque - Raton (by way of Bernallilo, El Dorado, Pecos, Las Vegas, and Maxwell)
Freeway 2: Anthony - Albuquerque (by way of Las Cruces, Williamsburg, Socorro, and Belen)
Freeway 3: Shiprock - Carlsbad (by way of Crownpoint, Albuquerque, and Roswell)
Freeway 4: Lordsburg - Clayton (by way of Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Clovis, and Logan)
Freeway 5: Gallup - Tucumcari (by way of Santa Fe)

CCR 1: Shiprock - Gallup
CCR 2: Farmington - Thoreau
CCR 3: Farmington - Bernallilo
CCR 4: Shiprock - Clayton
CCR 5: Luna - Deming
CCR 6: Roswell - Santa Fe

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International Airports: 3
Municipal Airports: 67
Private Airports: 156
International Flights Per Day: 384
Domestic Flights Per Day: 10,754
Airmail Flights per Day: 59
Domestic Military Flights Per Day: 521
International Military Flights Per Day: 78
International Airports Under Construction: 1
Municipal Airports Under Construction: 25

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Albuquerque International Airport

Runway 75
-Deg. North: 75
-Length: xx
-Surface: Concrete
-Built: 1939
-Use: Commercial, Military
-Landings Per Day: xx
-Takeoffs Per Day: xx
-Runway(s) Connects with: Runway 93

Runway 93
-Deg. North: 93
-Length:xx
-Surface: Concrete
-Built: 1940
-Use: Commercial, Private
-Landings Per Day: xx
-Takeoffs Per Day: xx
-Runway(s) Connects with: Runway 75